Dr. Christiansen
CEO

Cleanbrix provides a cloud‑based Energy Data Hub that consolidates utility data from electricity, gas, water, and other sources into a single, analysis‑ready platform for commercial real‑estate portfolios. Using AI‑driven anomaly detection and a decarbonization engine, it delivers real‑time monitoring, retrofit scenario simulation, and automated ESG reporting to help facility, portfolio, and sustainability managers optimize energy use, reduce CO₂ emissions, and plan investment roadmaps.
Building owners and managers struggle with scattered energy data across meters, portals, and spreadsheets, making it difficult to monitor consumption, detect inefficiencies, and plan effective decarbonization measures. Without reliable, real‑time insights, organizations cannot set science‑based targets, verify impact, or optimize retrofit investments across large portfolios.
Cleanbrix offers a cloud‑based Energy Data Hub that consolidates utility data from electricity, gas, water, district heating, and other sources into a single, analysis‑ready platform. The system applies AI‑driven anomaly detection and cross‑validation to ensure data quality and provides continuous, hierarchical monitoring from portfolio level down to individual meters. BuildingEnerlytics, the AI‑powered decarbonization engine, simulates retrofit scenarios, ranks measures by CO₂ reduction and ROI, and generates portfolio‑wide investment roadmaps without requiring detailed questionnaires. Users receive automated ESG reporting, emissions calculations, and real‑time alerts that can be integrated into existing maintenance workflows, turning sustainability compliance into a strategic advantage.
Primary customers are portfolio managers, facility managers, and sustainability officers in commercial real estate, multi‑family housing, public institutions, and industrial complexes seeking data‑driven energy optimization and decarbonization planning.